French Beans and Salted Duck Egg Yolks is a Chinese dish where stir fried French Bean are cooked together with mashed boiled salted egg yolks, giving it a unique silky salty flavour.
Usually stir fries revolves around the following common sauces like soy sauce, fish sauce, oyster sauce, sesame oil, chilli and black bean but have you tried using salted duck egg yolks? Yes you’ve seen it correctly salted duck egg yolks, it’s nothing new in fact this is used in Asian and South East Asian cuisine. Usually used in prawns, crabs and squid but it can also be used in vegetables like this dish that we are posting today.
French Bean with Salted Egg Yolk is a Chinese dish where stir fried French Bean are cooked together with mashed boiled salted egg yolks, giving it a unique silky salty flavour. A nice vegetable side dish you can pair with other stir fried meats, it’s easy to make and very nutritious.
French Beans and Salted Duck Egg Yolks is a Chinese dish where stir fried French Bean are cooked together with mashed boiled salted egg yolks, giving it a unique silky salty flavour.
Ingredients
Scale
300g French Beans
3 pcs salted duck egg yolks
3 cloves garlic, minced
oil
salt
Instructions
If you bought raw salted duck eggs boil it first until cooked. Once cooked separate the yolks from the whites, set aside the yolks and keep the whites (I used them with salads). Mash the yolks.
In a wok add oil then add the garlic and French beans, stir fry until cooked.
Add the egg yolks then toss to mix well, season with salt then serve.
I love this!!! I don’t know if I could find salted duck eggs, but I’m going to start calling around. I love tosses veggies and salad with egg yolk so this dish is right up my ally. Thanks Raymund!
I learned how to make salted duck eggs from my Mama many years ago which I tweaked a little to be up with the times. I make them in batches when eggs are in season where we live (Philippines) which is when rice is harvested. Though it’s not much it’s added income and am so happy to have come across your article! Now I have new dishes that use what I sell to serve everyone and new ways to sell my produce. Fortunately I still have some salted duck eggs now so I definitely will be trying out your recipes soonest. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Oh, this sounds very flavorful. Great idea!
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Always love salted duck eggs. I have never tried to stir fried vegetable with salted duck eggs, but will give a try soon. Thank you for posting!
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I love this!!! I don’t know if I could find salted duck eggs, but I’m going to start calling around. I love tosses veggies and salad with egg yolk so this dish is right up my ally. Thanks Raymund!
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I love salted duck egg, especially the yolk! This looks so interesting and delicious, thanks for sharing the recipe!
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I love duck eggs! The flavor is so much more rich and robust than chicken eggs. This recipe looks delicious!
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Is it the same as the red duck egg?
Yes it is
I learned how to make salted duck eggs from my Mama many years ago which I tweaked a little to be up with the times. I make them in batches when eggs are in season where we live (Philippines) which is when rice is harvested. Though it’s not much it’s added income and am so happy to have come across your article! Now I have new dishes that use what I sell to serve everyone and new ways to sell my produce. Fortunately I still have some salted duck eggs now so I definitely will be trying out your recipes soonest. Thanks so much for sharing.